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In Minnesota, as in the rest of the United States, the drinking age is 21. If you appear to be under the age of 30, expect to be asked for a photo ID when entering a bar or making a purchase at a liquor store. Unlike other states, you cannot buy alcohol in a grocery store, unless it is 3.2 beer, which is a low-alcohol beer containing only 3.2% alcohol by weight (4% alcohol by volume) that quite frankly, isn't very good. Some grocery stores don't even bother selling 3.2 beer even though they are allowed to. If you want regular beer, wine, or other alcoholic products, it can be purchased at a liquor store. Please note that liquor stores are closed on Sundays in accordance with Minnesota state law, meaning that you cannot purchase any alcohol for home consumption on that day. This is less of a problem if you are near a neighboring state with less restrictive liquor laws. Residents of the Twin Cities region have been known to make the short drive to Wisconsin on Sundays to purchase alcohol.